Dear Family of Mine,
This
week I met somebody else who remembers you, Dad!...Èlder Costa. He´s
pretty convinced you won't remember him, but I took a picture with him
anyway and will show you when I get home. He lives in my current ward
with his wife and his son Leanardo, who is our Ward Mission Leader.
Mom, congratulations on being released as Gospel Doctrine
teacher. Even though you stayed there forever I think people still liked
your lessons. Well, at least a year and a half ago they did (I knew
because they told me so). I think whoever gets to teach the Gospel
Principles class is really lucky. Bishop Anderson, if you´re reading this and
we happen to need a Gospel Principles teacher in our ward for a few
months when I get home....I wouldn't complain. The Irmã [sister] who teaches it
here is great. She is good at explaining things simply and helping
anyone who is new feel really welcome.
Finding people to teach this week was super rough. All of the
things we planned fell through. The lessons we planned with members,
with investigators, people who committed to watch the other sisters´
baptism, go to church, etc. We planned and people canceled. BUT, we also
had some very tender moments. We found someone who was super excited to
hear about the gospel; I'll tell you more about him when I come home.
And yesterday the Lord put two more people in our caminho [path] who are in
need of the gospel. I am excited to help them. They´ve definitely had it
rough in their lives and could use some of the Atonement´s healing
power.
Anyway, I´ve got to run. But, its okay because I'll see you soon. Strange.
I love you both tons,
Sister Hoggan
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